Welcom e to the Pack TUALATIN HIGH SCHOOL

“Welcom e to the Pack” TUALATIN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2023 Information Night for Incoming Freshmen and Families

Tonight’s Line-Up � Opening Remarks: Principal Michael Dellerba Pack. Backers Athletic Boosters Ed Farah � Timberwolf Support Organization Connie Brown � Student Affairs Assoc. Principal Kim � Holden Athletic Programs � Forecasting � Academics � Dailey Ted Rose Counseling Team Assoc. Principal Lisa

Athletics � Registration � Informational Outside the Athletic Office � Forms for Registration ■ Athletic Clearance Form ■ Physical Examination Form ■ Sports Sign up Information � Go to the Tualatin High School Website for all Forms � Game Information/Schedules � School Website – link to sports � OSAA Website - osaa. org � Athletic Office Hotline (503)431 -5662 � 15 Sanctioned OSAA Sports & Club Sports � Listed in your Packet

Athletics (Continued) � Clearance Requirements �Sports Physical Required for all Freshman �Good for 2 Years �Common Mistake (Show up with no physical) �Medical Insurance Coverage � Fall Athletic Registration Date: New �May 13 -June 10 th before/after school in Athletic Office �August 13, 14, 15 10 am-2 pm Athletic Office � Cost – Play to Pay Fee �$225 per Sport (2 nd sport $125) �$700 Family Discount Cap

Athletics (Continued) � Freshman Commitment � Practice 6 days per week, 2 -2. 5 hours � Summer conditioning programs � Summer camps posted on school website by May 1. � Academic Expectations � Student/Athletes need to be enrolled in at least 5 classes and passing at all times. � Minimum GPA of 2. 0 with no F’s. � Academic probationary period for athletes is 4 weeks. � General Information � We do provide busing for all away events. � Freshman can take weight training as a class. � Fall sports begin with the first practice and tryouts on August 17 th. Plan vacations accordingly. � � We are in the Three Rivers Conference. Winter/Spring sports register one week prior to sport starting

Tualatin High School Counselors Lauren Biles: � Kat Togiai Toms: � Jessi Carter: � Christie Langer: � Holly Poulivaati: � Jen Woebke: � � Jose Alvarez: Coordinator A-Ce Cha-Gra Gre-Ll Lo-On Op-Sha She-Z Multi-Cultural

Essential Skills for Graduation Graduating seniors must demonstrate proficiency in the “Essential Skills” listed below. �Read and comprehend a variety of texts �Write clearly and accurately �Apply mathematics in a variety of settings These can be accomplished by meeting state standards on Smarter Balanced Assessment, meeting established “cut” scores on national testing (like ACT and SAT), or through work samples. These

Minimum 4 -Year College Admission Requirements C’s or Higher in Core Classes � Maintain a 3. 0 GPA or higher � 2 Years of the same foreign language � Students must get up through and pass Algebra 2 as a minimum � Involvement in Activities �

Tu. HS 8 th Grade Visits - April 1 st

Forecasting Overview �Students received forecasting sheets on April 2 nd when they visited Tualatin High School. �Counselors will meet individually with each student next week at the middle schools to input forecasting with your student. TWALITY - April 9 th / HAZELBROOK - April 10 �Please discuss forecasting choices with your student before next week. Sheets should be completed by April 8 th. �The Academic Planning Guide is available on the

Required Freshman Courses English Math Biology Focus / SQUAD / or Academic Seminar Wheel 1/A Wheel 2/B Possible Wheel Courses: Leadership Business Science Fine Arts Wellness Occupations Computer Health

Sample High School Schedule A-DAY B-DAY 1 Focus 5 PE/Health 1 (OR Elective) 2 Algebra 1 6 Biology 3 Wheel A 7 Wheel B 4 World Language (OR Elective) 8 English 9

Policies and Procedures The Academic Planning Guide is Available on the Tu. HS Website. The Forecasting Folder is on the Homepage under “Links”. � Credit Recovery – English, Social Studies, Science, Health cannot be repeated at Tu. HS � Schedule Changes – We will not make elective schedule changes in the fall. � Teacher Changes � Adding/Dropping Classes

Academics � Academic Planning Guide � Class Options � Dual Credit � The IB Program… � Freshmen Advanced Classes � Available to all � See the APG/Website � Math � Appropriate Level � Path to College

Key Points for Parents 1. 2. 3. Stay Involved with your Student’s Education Communicate with Teachers Year of Transition

Key Points for Students 1. 2. 3. Take Advantage of our Academic Programs Get Involved in Activities and Athletics “Own your Education!”

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS The Private School & Home School Forecasting/Enrollment Informational Meeting is Friday, April 5 th from 8: 30 am-10 am in the Career Center. (located in the Tu. HS Library) Administrators & Counselors